Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 147, Decatur, Adams County, 22 June 1939 — Page 3

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Brun LADIES ■y GUEST DAY l.nnu.il ladie* guest day wa* j! I’" 1 ' 1 Wuyue Conn- ■ „l. I'Sf-'tdn “•'•I Decatur K ** their gUMU. ■h. party were Mr*. W. A Br Mrs (letaid Kuhne Mr*, B II Holthtais# Mr* .1 Ward H,| Mr* Herman F. Ehlnger, B'' 1 K.<l‘er. Mr*. Carol Burk ■ Mr* Palmer Eicher, Mrs. BJun** of B-rnr. .Mr*. I A B Mr* Roy Archbold and Mr* i ■('oi--r<Ul>- Mr*. Klepner. Mr*. B*r and Mr*. Jone* are m*m B the rlub. Brii-" 1 *»" enjoyed at noon | B hridre party In the after- ■ —— B*CT flower show Kry well attended ■ hundred and fifty guest* a*- ' B the dlatrlct flower rhow and Kon held Tuesday al the Trim B' *h Lutheran churc.i In Fort K Guest* from Decatur IncludB M>-«d.inie* Charles Belneke Bhitler. Janie* Hoagland. Roy Ki Martin Zimmerman (J T. ■ ■ Elltabeth Market. Henry It B and Delton Basswater. f Pastwater and Mr*. Market B honor of. telng awarded secMae for mixed bouquet:. B Frank Schick, district presi 1 [Xagain in 1939 \ F ssn [ be your I Spring Tonic g ot eW drug stocoe

SIT TRUE 9t this biggerfinerNS9Dodge "osts even less than last year? a k M> Vi TT’Seuay to understand why Uinnn m 1 people are amased at how «' •>■■*• ■™-' i »’"££ * amdstreamed rear ensemble. yet never before has any D< g g»y n% larger! car offered to many brilliant r|Mt' r '*rMMMBIH new engineering ideas... ao I , fc Js >. < III*.:' I* r VI .' . ■- .■■• <Xtracoat! Jr'■£ Ye». It n true' With B^bfel mR5| bt A I 1 y<| ~18 *’y z gp. r J27-<W TV Xi? ' N i> te, , I’"OOF THAT DODGE SAVES GAS! Take a toeh I lr»» "Oaaometer" teat ehowe you Why don’t you do aa Dodge many milee Dodge iravele on tueE 'eat«... go to your Dodge ’"•I’ly meaeured quantity of gas! d( .^| fr an< j fak e B look at thia -*! niugnirtcent LuxuryLinerfrom ,«a»\OW ” ttClS ’ I « ver r »"‘"’ l P*’' n ‘ - be “ U,y ’ HIIOOS M I luxury, new ideoa, roomineaa, e auD es \ Sa® 1 econotuv ? 7RR ’« AlO I take a Mok nt your oral 130 ' y»* ,1 delivered price*. You II be amazed to find that thia big Ij-t.g SwT.'eU*?.' 1 rxalge actually costa only » few 2'/ | dollar* mon than a »mall car tw. H. - *. Melet **• *SS! Mbbbi^bb"h ,b^b,— ftaitqday, •t* 10 F. H.. t« 0 s. IODGE LUXURY uner MANLEY MOTOR SALES _ 215 N. FIRAT ST. I

the meettn, ,«■»«>• of the Vesey p loral J*’ F«»e » number „ f tn . J-monstratlon. <, n floWnr " coefctail eetit.rJu.eV’TbrtT , ‘^»*‘’’ h '’“«n*ndrani.ura. In the afternoon the KUesta w .. r „ «ken on a tour which Included the /•!»«»••♦ gardens, the *unk. „ „ r(l . eti* and the private garden* J ‘ o| . lluter «. Bond's and Richer * U11t ... tea was enjoyed at the hum. of Mr , j»me. Fleming BUSINESS AND SOCIAL dinner meeting held •h" Business and Pr iteasinnai Women* club held * reguu> r meetIns at the Rice Hotel W.-dneMsy . venlns at six-thirty o'clot k. An iitterestln* report nf the state con-' '»nt ion held recently at French t-lek Hpriaga wa* siren by .Mt**' Elsie Brunnegraff. The club member* then went to the home of Ml** Mary McKean where bridge wa* enjoyct Prise* sere given to Mr*. Mark Braden < and Ml** Eleanor Ihtmphrey. Hostesses for the evening were: Mis. Jack Ellsworth and M's* Man' McKean. The name of Mr*. Herman Baumgunner wa* unintentionally omitted fr<*u the list of Fo r Wavtie guest* n?>o attended the lawn party given by the Ixtyal Daughters' class of the Evangelical Sunday school at the Henry Fuhrman home Tuesda. evening. CIVIC SECTION FINAL MEETING The Civic section of the Decatur * oman * club held Its closing meeting for the summer In the form •f a picnic at Hanna-Nuttman park Tuesday evening. Twenty-four members and one guest. Mr*. Margaret 1. . ■ * XL, tile

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CLUB CALENDAR i Society Deadline, 11 a, m. Fannw Macy Fhonss 1000 — 1001 Thursday ’ Pharlt FlOW 7 C,Ub ' Mr »' , ‘ liarle* Lose 7:30 p. m. Lchul. 01 ’-",?''" C,Mb ' M "' t o< hulls, 7:39 p nt, .'Eastern Star Meeting and Initio t ,Kn Masonic Hall. 7:»o p. m. I j Baptist Woman's Society, Mr*. ( ".arlss Saunders, all day meeting? Evangelical Indies' Aid. Church 1 1 arlor*. 2p, m . 1 u Friday ' ’’•‘thodlst Udle*' Aid Society .1 ( hurch Social Room*. 2:20 p m. Phllsthae cia*». Mr*. J.me* | rttlcltler. 7:30 p, m _ American Legion Auxiliary. LuI glon Home, 7:30 p. nt. viimmltlee tn charge of th.» meeting Included the Me*dame« txrta MackHu. Harold DeVor. Harve Stroll and Jack Little. (hiring the ihualnes* meeting, of t f < er* were elected and the memj tiers decided to give another awing : ind allde to the pvrk. Mrs. Delton jPssswater wa* chosen as prtsident ..or the eighth consecutive year, j Mr*. (I Remy Blerly wa* reelected ' j** vice-preatdent and Mr* Lowell > ■ smith a* sv< retary cine new officer II wa* selected. Mr*. Lydia Worthnran. l I treaaurer. The Cnlon township coman's duh which was to have m< t Wed- ■ rn.Mlay June han l.<***ti I until Wvdn*•!»<!«y. July 5. PERSONALS Guest* at the home of Mr. and 1 ' Mrs. John 11. Barnett this week in- ‘ 'eluded their sister. Mr*. Lydia Nel- ■ •on of Howard Chy. Michigan: l their niece. Mr* Albert Bond and daughters. Itoria and Helen of (■rand Rapid*. Michigan: a brother. <l. W Harnett of Redkey and niei-e*. Mr*. Hugh Barnett of Redkey. Mrs. Dorothy Berkey of Greenfield and Mrs. John Montano of . t’iiion City. Chalmer Porter and non Jack I looked after business In Decatur 'this morning Mr* John Tyndall, who ha* been I suffering with an absce** on her I eyeball. I* gradually improving and I la able to make dally trips to Van | Wert. Ohio, for treaimvnt Mr. and Mr*. J. J Helm of Miami. Florida, who visited here ; rectmtly. are enroute to their home.' h<-< ordlng to word received from them from Bunner Elk. North Carolina. where they stopped for a several days' rest. Mr. and Mr*. John A. HollenI Imugh of Gary visited with Mr.' and Mrs. II L. Confer today. If you need a desk, counter, or table, you can find a bargain by looking over the furniture in the Daily Democrat business office. ' which must be moved by July *th. Albert "Johnny” Hain of 218 No I Sth Street, who ha* been .» patient at the Billing* hospital. Chicago for the past three months I* home for « 'wo weeks' slay. Johnny report* feeling better but will have to reI'Urn to the hospital for further i ’reutment OLSON ESCAPES imNTtS't'ED FROM FAGK <>NK» i yer county announced last night. : that he had found an "Important" I I note In the cabin where Olson killed the poauemeu. He said he would not reveal It* content* until the Inquest, etpected to Im- held I Saturday | "|t ha* a very definite berninr 1 on the case." hr said SURVIVORS OF ' (CONTINL'KD FROM PAOC ON Ml . to come over the sill "I looked through the eye hole I In the door, but I could tee no one ,In the liattery room. It was dark, so | got a flashlight and put II against the hole. There was no one In eight. Even It there had been anyone In .the flooded room, it would have been Impossible to upon the door again because of the j water preasure. - * Because the bout wa* upended WEDDING FLOWERS! Planning * Jun* w*di ding? Let u* take car* of the flower*. W*'ll arrange beautiful decoration*. «nd bouquet* for all the attendant*, for very modeet coat. Come In and talk It over. "'far/ tt wilhjlawen' DECATUR FLORAL CO. Nuttman Ave - PHONE 100

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By HARRISON < AKROI.I. ( •<>*>H(kl. IfctM kl»* Vsalsrr* M»«J|rat» l*«. HOLLYWCOD-A Warner Brother* painter named Walter Risuiry la probably Hollywood’s No 1 autograph collector in 18 years of working around the

studios, hs ha* gathered 40.000 names, which he store* In 15 filing cabinet*. No snob. Rooney gets signatures from extras as well a* stars He added 20 to hl* collection the other day on "Th* Elisabeth and Essex" set. He refuses to

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«tah in on his pastime, claims to have turned down an offer of *IO.OOO from a British syndicate. When he dies, he plan* to leave hla autographs to the Smithsonian Institute. Rooney's hobby has mad* him mor* conscious of death than th* ordinary man. Os the 40.000 people I who have signed his books, more than 10,000 have passed on. The George O'Brien*, ardent rancher*, are moving into an apartment in town. Their place in the valley is 45 mile* from the Cedar* of Lebanon hospital—too far, seeing as Mrs. O'Brien (Marguerite Church HD has a date with the stork in late June or early July. Will the badge collectors of Hollywood bum with envy! Cairo. Egypt, has made Frank Morgan an honorary member of its police department. Has sent him the official insignia to go on his automobile license plates. Tyrone Power report* hack to “The Rains Came.” He had thousands of gallons of water dumped on him in the flood sequences and came through unscathed. Then he had to take a three-day lay-off when he dropped a five-gallon bottle of water on his foot and cut two toes. Ginger Rogers gets a nomination ' to the executive hoard of the Mo- i tion Picture Relief fund. . . . She I also gets that two-lhonth vacation and because of the water pressure. Maness said. It was "very hard" ae close the door. —o " — Evansville Clubhouse Is Destroyed By Fire Evansville. Ind. June 22--(l'P) — Fire of uni.tiown origin destroyed I the ('h-arcreat cotintry clnbhouse north of the city early tods.*. No es- - Hmate of the loss ass made Mr. and Mrs. Everett Peckin-j-augh. the custodians escaped j Alien they were awakened by the snouts of neighbors. MONROE HOLDS i —— irOKTINt'EIv FRug PAGE ONMI d-nt; Barbars Wsrner th'td vice-i-rtsldent; Ot-anley Mlehel fourth vice-president; Juanita Shtmer. secictary; Uiule A. Dilling, treasurer;! R -v. F A. Ruder, life wort; seerttsry. — «*■■■■ — Hog Attacks Woman Blair. Okla —(UP)—Mrs. W. L. Fog was recuperating today from leg lacerations. Inflicted by a hog The animal attacked her. on her | f.'rm. “I um-d to think hogs were ■ ' domesticated animal*," Mrs. Fox said. — Q ■■ Grspevin* Grows 3 Kinds Painesville. Ohio (U.R) Three kind* of grape* on one vine were dlwovered on the farm of Jack Sommervllle. Red. white and blue grape* — Niagara*. Concord* and Agnwam* — were found growing side by side. 0 Foundry Worker Strong at 80 Ravenna, O. —(UP)—An 80-year-nd machinist and inventor. J. L. Hel- 1

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as soon as My klfth Avanua Girl" is finished. Her first atop probably will b* N*w York, where *h*Tl join h*r mother. Leia Rogers. . When you see Sonja Henle's pieture. "Second Fiddle," take a good look al Imboden Parrish, the man who plays her chauffeur, He la • man with a real urge to act. Just turned down 125 000 a year to gc back to work for a Bt. Louis clutch and brake lining firm, of which he was secretary and treasurer for eight years. Actor's guild regulation* ar* making Sam Goldwyn an Involuntary Santa Clau* For every Filipino he usee In The Real Glory." he ha* to hire a regular member of th* guild to stand by on th* eet Studio estimates it has paid out I.SOO checks In this manner. When It was decided to give an 88 50 a day Filipino girl a few line* to apeak.- It was necessary also to hire a 825 a day bit player from th* guild. Studio says It upped th< Filipino girl'* salary to the same amount. What kind of heresy Is Vera Zorina trying to put over at Warner Brothers? Wearing her fingernails untinted. And what happened to Charlie Chaplin's promised starting date on "The Dictator"? ... If you want to be polite, don't remind Paul Draper, tap-dancing eensatlon at the Cocoanut Grove, of the picture "Colleen" that he made for Warners several year* ego. . . . The day Moselle Britton arrived In Oklahoma City to show the baby to her family, he came down with measles. ... Another newspaperman clicks as a screen writer. Michael Raymond, of Central Press. Is one of the collaborators on "Newspaper Handicapper." which probably will be a James Dunn vehicle. . . . Priscilla Lane and her mother both celebrated their birthdays. They talked long distance to Lola Lane in Honolulu, to Leota In New York, and to Martha in Colorado Springs. . . . Lucille Ball is off to Catalina for further recuperation from her apendectomy. ... Hedy Lamarr is shopping for baby clothes. But don't get excited. :Th*y are for the expected arrival in the familv nf her English coach, Phyllis Loughton. ler. thinks he Is too young to retire trom his foundry job He hss been absent from work only one- duripg his 18 years at the foundry, and refuse* to permit younger men to asslrt him on different jobs. — Michigan Birth Rate Rises Lansing. Mich. —(L’P) Mlchiean worded its highest birth rate In right years and second lowest death rata in history during 1838. The atatiatlcs ahow the blrtu rate was 18.79 | per 1.000 poimlation. The death ra'o was 9.8. 0 . — Candy Wanted Badly Yuba City. Cal (U.» — When , schonl stria want candy — thev I must have It. Twn 11-year-old pupil* here confessed to a claaaically staged store robbery They threw a brick through the window 'of a pharmacy, then while one stood guard outside the other one entered and came hack with a box of candy. Mocking B rd* Try North Plit*fteld. M*** (U.R> Evidently Southern mocking bird* have no fear of New Enxland winter weather, for Plll*fleld reald-mta report one having been aeen eatin* berrlea atlll on bushes In 1834 a bird of this species wa* found In the l,enox bird sanctuary mil hi 1938 one was seen twice. - o College Teaches Candymaking Berkeley, ('al. <U.R> - With the I United States consutnliiK more than 1 r>o<i.iH»o.(»oo p<iund* of candy annually, or about 13% pounds tier capita, the University of ('allfnrnla ha* deemed It extiedlent to add a course to Its curriculum In : candy making. — -- o Trade In a Good Town — Gecatui

Adams County * I Memorial Hospital | Admitted: Mr*. Fred Patterson, South Second atr*et; Henry II Hole. Bryant; John MesAberger. Warren. Dismissed: James Hoover, 429 Cloa* Street; Billy Brunner, route 5; Mias Wilds Smith. Hrisnt; Hol Rincky, Geneva. — 0 — ARRIVALS •'arolyn Jean la the aim, of the ‘•wby daughler born to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wlegman of rou’e 8, Decatur at ihe Adam* county memorial hospital. The b*‘>y was born Tuesday morning. June 20. at 11 :N (O'clock and weighed alx poind* and i right ounce*. Bachelor, too, and Sorry Sidney. N. 8. W. — (UP|— William Jackson ha* just celebrated Ma I [ tooth birthday here and hla only re i ,*ret I* that he never married. "Moat' lof *ny life." he contested "1 ha. >•! lull a Drejild'ce axalnat Women, bu-,

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1 row I have changed my view*, and 1 I I think all young uhuuld mar-. I Judy Zemnick Bkketch** Anew Cleveland, O„ — (UP) — Judy Zemnick. 21-year-old WPA artt«:j , who lost her left eye when she felt; , Into the cage of a polar bear *hi< ! wa* trying to draw, I* oontinulng her sketching The girl artist wa* c lawed severely by 8llv»r, giant I I olar Icear at Cleveland* Brook aid w Zoo. — lll «ii in ■ Wife Preach** For Pastor Eeattle — tl’Pj— The Rev. J. Warren Haatlnga, pastor of tn > University Christian church has au unusual solution to the problem o» vhere to find a substitute when b« must be out of town. Mrs. Hasting* steps to the pulpit and preaches fur him. Playing Hookey No Longer Fun Pasadena. Cai. —(UP)—"Playing hookey" from school isn't the good >ld sport It used to be b»fc-re the 1 days of automobile pollci patrols

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1 1 nd radio equipment. Two young--1 «tera and two girls who tried 11 from ithe Monrovia high school wear I quickly picked up t y a police pa- , trol car and given IS tnlnutea In 1 which to get back to nchoql. ' "" B '■» •»00 SheriH h' 2 xll — Ki lb. While I'Hrngcin llctnd I)pearlier pttper 53c. The Deentur Ifernocnit Co. Winner Shoe Sale! Mixed 10l Indies** Pomps nnd Ox Fortis. Htile price HSc. OUR PAPER BAGS GIVE MOTH PROTECTION Sheets Bros. Cleaner* A Presser* - '‘isi Ph -r